Register for an event looking into why African Americans and other BIPOC communities are not represented as much in the outdoors!

Mr. Dudley Edmondson connects the dots on why African Americans and others from BIPOC communities are underrepresented in the outdoors.

He is an established photographer, author, filmmaker, and presenter whose passion is nature and getting People of Color outdoors.

Unsatisfied with the numbers of people who looked like him among those he encountered in his outdoor pursuits, Mr. Edmondson set out to create a set of outdoor role models for the African American community by writing his landmark book, Black & Brown Faces in America’s Wild Places (AdventureKeen Publications, 2006), featuring luminaries in the environmental and outdoor recreation fields. Mr. Edmondson has also been immersed in the effort to help the conservation sector become more inclusive.

Mr. Edmondson’s photography has been featured in galleries and nearly 100 publications around the world. His most recent book is What’s that Flower? A Beginner’s Guide to Wildflowers (DK Publishing, 2013).

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